Tiger Times

Erie’s Annual Blood Drive

Madison Hays, Assistant Editor • October 23, 2019

Halloween - spiders, monsters, candy and blood. October also holds the annual National Honor Society (NHS) blood drive! Many students from Erie High School participate in this event by donating blood or...

Homecoming 2019: Are You Ready?

Makenna Buckskin, Social Media Director • October 10, 2019

With homecoming on the horizon, student government has organized a crazy week of activities and excitement, all to prepare for the dance on Saturday. Each year, student government creates, plans, organizes,...

A New Look at Advisory

Vivian Berens, Staff Writer • October 3, 2019

The students of Erie High School have been buzzing recently following the administration’s implementation of Advisory and Tiger Time after exchanging them for SSR. The conversation began two years...

A New Schedule for a New Year, Part 2

Grayson Blalock, Editor-in-Chief • October 1, 2019

Erie High School’s bell schedule has changed once again. This time, it has been revamped more than before. School starts 15 minutes later this year than it did last year (from 7:30 to 7:45). The St....

Erie’s Drama Department Stuns Audiences with their Storytelling

Nevaeh Stanesa, Copy Editor/ Senior Staff Writer • September 29, 2019

Erie High School’s theater department opened their first production this year with four sold out shows for the Miracle Worker! With 50 students involved in the cast, tech, and pit, the theatre department...

Mr. McCracken Returns to Colorado

Evan Welch, Senior Staff Writer • September 25, 2019

After 15 years of teaching in North Carolina Matt McCracken traveled 1,700 miles to teach at a new school in the state he was born, Colorado. As Erie continues to grow, the Erie High School student...

What in the World are the SAT and ACT Tests?

Jozlyn Jorgenson, Staff Writer • September 19, 2019

Given yearly to juniors, and a cause of stress within schools, the SAT and ACT tests mean a lot. When applying to colleges your scores on these tests greatly influence whether or not you will be admitted. What...

What is NHS at Erie High School?

Madison Hays, Copy Editor/Staff Writer • September 17, 2019

Erie’s National Honor Society (NHS) has big plans for the upcoming 2019-2020 school year. These students not only work hard for their education, but also plan and volunteer at different events throughout...

Mr. May: The Man Who Missed Calculus

Nevaeh Stanesa, Senior Staff Writer/ Copy Editor • September 11, 2019

Erie High School is excited to take on many new teachers this year; Dillon May is one of our newest teachers that has jumped into the deep end feet first. Growing up in Washington, May experienced...

Cellphones and Tardies; The New School Policies

William J. Rathe, Senior Staff Writer/ Fact Checker • September 11, 2019

If you have looked at any syllabus you received this year, you might notice that the Erie High School administration has introduced two new important school policies concerning tardiness and cell phone...

Emotions Were High at the Erie High Class of 2019 Graduation

Mya Jordan, Staff Writer • May 25, 2019

The winds came in strong, as did the proud tears of the parents at Erie High School’s graduation ceremony on May 25. The Class of 2019 isn’t a small one, leaving the field and bleachers full of...

Quentin Hartel and his Path to Greatness

Blake Donaldson, Staff Writer • May 23, 2019

Growing up in Erie, Quentin Hartel was always surrounded around sports. Throughout Hartel’s young life he played football and basketball. He was always known for how fast he was and how he could outrun...